How Much Prey Drive Does Your Dog Really Have?

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1. What happens when your dog sees a squirrel, rabbit, or other moving prey?


Doesn’t react much

Stares but stays put

Pulls toward it

Loses their mind and bolts

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2. How easy is it to get their attention when they’re “in the prey zone”?


Super easy — a cue works

Somewhat easy — needs effort

Hard — takes a while

Impossible — nothing works

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3. How often does your dog suddenly “switch on” and start sniffing - even when nothing obvious triggered it?


Never — they only react to visible or audible triggers

Occasionally — sniffing here and there, but stays connected

Frequently — they shift into nose-down mode and become hard to redirect

Always — they seem to hunt invisible things and disappear fast

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4. When off-lead, what does your dog do if left to their own devices?


Stays close and checks in often

Roams a bit but stays aware of me

Frequently scans/sniffs and barely checks in

Disappears and ignores me

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5. What best describes your walks?


Calm and connected

Occasionally frustrating

Tense and unpredictable

Full-on chaos – off-lead walking is impossible and on-lead is hard


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Hi - I'm Tracey. Congratulations on taking this step to find out more about your dog and their interest in prey.

I am a massive prey drive enthusiast. I've lived with high prey drive dogs for over 20 years and I love them. I run the awesome High Prey Drive Club where I help my members learn to have fabulous walks and happy lives with their high prey drive dogs.

I am a published researcher in my field with both my original research and my review of the literature looking at prey drive in dogs being published in the respected journal Applied Animal Behaviour Science.

I peer review for Applied Animal Behaviour Science to help bring quality research into the world.

I am the author of Canine aggression: Rehabilitating an aggressive dog with kindess and compassion.

My work is all about showing you how easy and fun it can be to have a high prey drive dog - and why paying attention to it will make your dog's life happier too.